I have two mis-matched Coaxial speakers in the door of my Honda Accord(a Schosche, and a Sony XPlod (both coaxial)), It's running a Boston Acoustics component system behind the door panel. the tweeters are mounted at the factory location, but I need the Mids to make up for the missing sound. Are these a good choice for making up the missing sound? Also, the back dash has 2 Kenwood comp. 6x9's, and a 500w Sony Xplod running 2 Dual Subwoofers (walmart subs. haha) I have two mis-matched Coaxial speakers in the door of my Honda Accord(a Schosche, and a Sony XPlod (both coaxial)), It's running a Boston Acoustics component system behind the door panel. the... » Read More I have two mis-matched Coaxial speakers in the door of my Honda Accord(a Schosche, and a Sony XPlod (both coaxial)), It's running a Boston Acoustics component system behind the door panel. the tweeters are mounted at the factory location, but I need the Mids to make up for the missing sound. Are these a good choice for making up the missing sound? Also, the back dash has 2 Kenwood comp. 6x9's, and a 500w Sony Xplod running 2 Dual Subwoofers (walmart subs. haha) « Show Less
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yes i think they would be a great choice.they can handel a lot of power for a small set pair of speakers.and sound great!!
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I'm not sure about mids, but mid bass will should be all right. I using them as sub-woofers for HTB system 2 of them. Work just fine for HTB boxes.
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unless it sais pair its for one. there just showing you the back of the woofer... if i could add, i bought four of these things had them all in my civic. they suck balls between the four of them they blew with a 1000 watt hifonics amp. i got a rockord P2 12'' for 100$ and its way louder. currently i have a 15'' power acustik mofo that shakes my windsheild but if your determined to have a 10'' dont go with boss try sundown audio.
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This sound is not normal. I had the same issue with both my speakers when they arrived. I was too curious to send them back, so I took out the speaker and tweeter and found a piece of wood corner brace that had came unglued. I also noticed the crossovers came loose from the inside of the enclosures and were hanging by the wires... I remounted the crossover, took out the loose corner pieces, and put the speakers back together and they woked fine. I'm still using them, and I like the way they sound, but I am disappointed in the build quality.
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Sorry for any grammar errors, typing this on my phone. I can't really speak to the wiring of your Silverado. I'd say to do some research to see if there is a stock crossover in place. I will say that, I didn't find it too difficult to install the Alpine crossover as it was inline. So my set up is, the stock wiring goes to the mid woofer and then the tweeter is connected directly to the mid woofer. The two hardest things for my install were 1) getting the wire through the door boot and 2) the Alpine tweeters were smaller then the stock tweeters. So I had to fabricate a mounting bracket for then. I used some vinyl flooring to create the mount. Other then that, that are great speakers. I've really enjoyed them and they have performed like a charm.
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I went to a local car audio store to get the correct wire harness adapter and dash trim/din set, I would recommend finding a local car audio store that sells those parts to you can connect everything right and have it look nice. Mine looked awesome and played great, I don't have the car I put it in any more, and I really miss it.
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They said they wouldn't fit in my Buick too despite the fact that I had 6x9s in there from the factory. The only issue I had was that only 3 of the 4 mounting screw holes would match up. The 4th was off center so I just mounted them with 3 in my rear deck. These speakers are pretty deep (that's why they have decent bass) so check your clearance first. I was going to put these in my doors too but the window track was an issue so I put in the Infinity 6" round speakers. Those weren't supposed to fit either btw. Amazon is not perfect. LOL
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The main thing is the model of the stereo head unit. The aux audio feature appeared at a certain point in the series; I am of the understanding that this feature goes back to at least 2003, so you should be OK. E46fanatics.com is a great resource and there are many personal accounts there to draw upon.I installed mine in the sunglasses storage bin above the ashtray so as not to have to reach for the glove compartment, but had to do a good deal of drilling and cutting on the rear side to get it to close (due to the way the lid moves against the bin) and even after a considerable amount of work the action is not perfect. I may end up relocating it to the glove compartment per factory instructions. The main thing is the model of the stereo head unit. The aux audio feature appeared at a certain point in the series; I am of the understanding that this feature goes back to at least 2003, so you should be OK. E46fanatics.com is a great resource and there are many personal accounts there to draw upon.I installed mine in the sunglasses storage bin above the ashtray so as not to have to reach for the glove compartment, but had to do a good deal of drilling and cutting on the rear side to get it to close (due to the way the lid moves against the bin) and even after a considerable amount... » Read More The main thing is the model of the stereo head unit. The aux audio feature appeared at a certain point in the series; I am of the understanding that this feature goes back to at least 2003, so you should be OK. E46fanatics.com is a great resource and there are many personal accounts there to draw upon.I installed mine in the sunglasses storage bin above the ashtray so as not to have to reach for the glove compartment, but had to do a good deal of drilling and cutting on the rear side to get it to close (due to the way the lid moves against the bin) and even after a considerable amount of work the action is not perfect. I may end up relocating it to the glove compartment per factory instructions. « Show Less
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Looking at a popular car-audio site...it lists that you can use 5 1/4 inch or 6 1/2 speakers in your vehicle. It also lists the ability to use a component system (individual woofer & tweets). These particular Infinity 1031t, can be surface mounted to just about anything - dash, rear deck, doors....etc. All you need is a place to hide/tuck the wiring.When you say "amp & sub installed" - are these factory or aftermarket?That site also says " You'll have to custom-mount the tweeters and crossovers, which usually requires drilling and running new wires."^That is for the front doors and rear deck.The Infinity 1031t does come with wires and a lot of mounting frames/plates to get the job done.Hope that helps! Looking at a popular car-audio site...it lists that you can use 5 1/4 inch or 6 1/2 speakers in your vehicle. It also lists the ability to use a component system (individual woofer & tweets). These particular Infinity 1031t, can be surface mounted to just about anything - dash, rear deck, doors....etc. All you need is a place to hide/tuck the wiring.When you say "amp & sub installed" - are these factory or aftermarket?That site also says " You'll have to custom-mount the tweeters and crossovers, which usually requires drilling and running new... » Read More Looking at a popular car-audio site...it lists that you can use 5 1/4 inch or 6 1/2 speakers in your vehicle. It also lists the ability to use a component system (individual woofer & tweets). These particular Infinity 1031t, can be surface mounted to just about anything - dash, rear deck, doors....etc. All you need is a place to hide/tuck the wiring.When you say "amp & sub installed" - are these factory or aftermarket?That site also says " You'll have to custom-mount the tweeters and crossovers, which usually requires drilling and running new wires."^That is for the front doors and rear deck.The Infinity 1031t does come with wires and a lot of mounting frames/plates to get the job done.Hope that helps! « Show Less
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The SPR60c is a component set of speakers with the tweeter and crossovers separate from the midrange woofer. The SPR60 is a coaxial set of speakers where everything is built in to one unit and the tweeter is in the center of the midrange cone. As long as your car fits 6 3/4 speakers either one will work but you will probably need an aftermarket amplifier to properly power the C speakers to get the best out of them. You will also have to find a place to mount the tweeters and hide the crossovers. The SPR60 non c speakers are better for a non amplified setup, meaning the head unit used powers the speakers instead of an external amplifier.
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These may be too large for the Prelude. Crutchfield audio supply has speakers that will fit the front door and rear deck of your Honda. Prices and customer support there is excellent! They provide complete instructions for installation and carry any adapters you may need. Good guys there. Here's a link http://www.crutchfield.com/g_400/All-Car-Speakers.html. Hope this helps!
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Dear Mr. Adam B., I am sorry to tell you that I am by no means a "handyman," so I can't help you there. By the way: I have already trashed the Boston Acoustics TVee Model 25 sound system that you referred to---and now have an all-in-one "Yamaha" YAS-101, which is FAR superior in EVERY respect.
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Everyone on here talks about the fluff. Like how pretty or ugly the speakers are and what they use them for. But the elephant in the room is what are the connectors on the back of the base station? There are zero pictures of the back of the base station and calling many distributors no one has a clue. There are no online user manual pdf's either. I awesome there is an electrical outlet and 2 audio in/out connector holes? Does anyone know? Thank you for helping me as I want to hook this up to my Home AVR Surround Sound system to use for listening to the radio.
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Need to call up JL Audio and talk to technical department, had a lot of questions when I was building my system. Need to figure out if you have amps for your existing system and are you changing out your existing speakers. Because there is another piece that goes with this that you will need. It also depends on what your doing with your system. I replaced everything in the car except head unit. Added two JL Audio amps, one for subs and one for 4 separates, clean sweep, all new wires dyno-mat and remote level controls. Be prepared to get professional to do it, was extremely involving. I usually do it! Good luck! Need to call up JL Audio and talk to technical department, had a lot of questions when I was building my system. Need to figure out if you have amps for your existing system and are you changing out your existing speakers. Because there is another piece that goes with this that you will need. It also depends on what your doing with your system. I replaced everything in the car except head unit. Added two JL Audio amps, one for subs and one for 4 separates, clean sweep, all new wires dyno-mat and remote level controls. Be prepared to get professional to do it, was extremely involving. I... » Read More Need to call up JL Audio and talk to technical department, had a lot of questions when I was building my system. Need to figure out if you have amps for your existing system and are you changing out your existing speakers. Because there is another piece that goes with this that you will need. It also depends on what your doing with your system. I replaced everything in the car except head unit. Added two JL Audio amps, one for subs and one for 4 separates, clean sweep, all new wires dyno-mat and remote level controls. Be prepared to get professional to do it, was extremely involving. I usually do it! Good luck! « Show Less
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Mister Ernest , I am certain that any Infinity system or Boston acoustic will sound a lot better than these Jl s. I have infinitys in my camaro and these Jl s in my suv . 4 way amps for speakers and seperate mono amp for sub in each car . I know JL s are superb in subwoofers ( i had those too before) but these c2 are not good . ( I listen fron Bocelli to dream theater ) Good luck . John.
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I do not see why not. Just depends on the level of modification you are up for. Crutchfield will tell you the size of the opening if you do not know. You should be able to build or buy a adapter plate if the hole is not perfectly round. Then you would cut a hole under the grill and mount your tweet or place it in the deck outside of the grill. As to the speakers themselves, I have personally never heard better. The Linkwitz-Riley 4th order crossovers are top notch and these ARE made by Harmon Kardon. Get them in and I bet you will be happy. :) Alternately, look into BSW. They make speaker specifically for your Beemer.
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The SPR60c is a component set of speakers with the tweeter and crossovers separate from the midrange woofer. The SPR60 is a coaxial set of speakers where everything is built in to one unit and the tweeter is in the center of the midrange cone. As long as your car fits 6 3/4 speakers either one will work but you will probably need an aftermarket amplifier to properly power the C speakers to get the best out of them. You will also have to find a place to mount the tweeters and hide the crossovers. The SPR60 non c speakers are better for a non amplified setup, meaning the head unit used powers the speakers instead of an external amplifier. The SPR60c is a component set of speakers with the tweeter and crossovers separate from the midrange woofer. The SPR60 is a coaxial set of speakers where everything is built in to one unit and the tweeter is in the center of the midrange cone. As long as your car fits 6 3/4 speakers either one will work but you will probably need an aftermarket amplifier to properly power the C speakers to get the best out of them. You will also have to find a place to mount the tweeters and hide the crossovers. The SPR60 non c speakers are better for a non amplified setup, meaning the head unit used powers... » Read More The SPR60c is a component set of speakers with the tweeter and crossovers separate from the midrange woofer. The SPR60 is a coaxial set of speakers where everything is built in to one unit and the tweeter is in the center of the midrange cone. As long as your car fits 6 3/4 speakers either one will work but you will probably need an aftermarket amplifier to properly power the C speakers to get the best out of them. You will also have to find a place to mount the tweeters and hide the crossovers. The SPR60 non c speakers are better for a non amplified setup, meaning the head unit used powers the speakers instead of an external amplifier. « Show Less
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The boston acoustics speakers that you are asking about, are two that were gifts. They are not located at my house, so I can't say. Sorry.